Justin Bieber fans, this one is for you! If you appreciate Justin or just music in general, Anita describes how she came to appreciate the talent of Justin Bieber when the pandemic was at its height. Joined by her guest, Kristen, another "Belieber", some funny anecdotes are shared along with Anita's narrative.

Anita and guests, Ann and Corinne, recount an adventurous summer holiday mishap on the North Carolinian coast. Enjoy the hilarious anecdotes that make up this true story about a failed beach picnic.

Anita and guest, Jordyn, share this story about a quiet, unassuming mechanic who falls victim to the whims of a beautiful girl and a small town.

Mercy is a deeply introspective story about a man on the verge of suicide. Anita and her guest, Sara, explore the thoughts and events that lead the protagonist, Gary, to the edge of a cliff, literally in the northern wilderness.

In this true narrative, Anita and her friend, Corinne, share their experience apartment hunting followed by a scary but memorable return trip home driving along Highway 401. After being almost run off the road it is a group of truckers who help them and teach a couple of dangerous drivers an unforgettable lesson.

This story captures the social nuances of high school life with its cliques and drama. The narrator recalls a poignant moment in this small-town school when a beautiful and vibrant newcomer befriends a sickly, unpopular boy. As years pass, for the narrator, both as observer and participant in the tale, the need for redemption becomes ever more apparent.

Anita goes it alone for the first short narrative in Season Two of Not Just Any Other Story. It is fitting for a piece called, "Alone, Alone at Last". Sit back and enjoy the rich descriptions of scenes at the lake as well as Anita's innermost thoughts of being alone in nature, thoughts that sometimes lead to an overactive imagination.

In Season Two of this podcast, author, Anita Capri, shares stories from her compilation, The Sun will Rise. Stories range from the introspective with tales like "Mercy" and "The Mechanic" to comical, true story narratives as in "Beach Picnic" and "Apartment Hunting, Smokey and the Bandit Style". Conversations with guests and perspectives shared are always enjoyable and sometimes, unexpected in this unique storytelling podcast.

This finale episode brings us to the conclusion of The Shopping Cart People with chapters 45 and 46. Anita and her sister, Lisa, and nieces, Tara, Remy, Jillian and Stephanie all share relatable moments and insights related to the book accompanied by much laughter.

Anita and Corinne, who is visiting all the way from New York, read the “Lucas” chapters. Spending time with Dr. Lucas at the conference provides Angel with some hope for her future. Do her feelings for Les overshadow the ease with which her relationship with Lucas progresses?